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Hi how about vintage copies of cycling weekly always was brill for stuff your after not like the comic it is now?
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theres a website with alot of different catalogues(mostly Japanese manufacturers I think), it has all the different Araya rims. I cant remember the URL tho, sorry!
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will try the cycling weekly... ta
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Have you not checked out the (very) extensive scans etc on retrobike, the road bits cover a fair section of 60s/70s/80s stuff and some of the road members were actually around racing in the 60s so know a shed load regarding that era onwards. A few are/were frame builders in their own right. One worked at Raleigh Special Products IIRC.
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/gallery2/v/Manufacturer+Archive/
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rumanian catalog database...
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Cheers ..bookmarks confirmed! keep it coming chaps!
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Brillia nt Cannondale scanned catalogues
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Just found a box in the loft with dozens of copies of Cycling Weekly from 1948 - 1951, they are no use to me, do you think anyone here would be interested before they go to the tip?
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Oops technically they are copies of "Cycling - The Cyclist's Weekly Newspaper", not quite sure if that's the same thing or not!!
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http://www.koga.com/koga/mijn-koga/oude-brochures//#older
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Just found a box in the loft with dozens of copies of Cycling Weekly from 1948 - 1951, they are no use to me, do you think anyone here would be interested before they go to the tip?
Me! Love reading about domestic competition and seeing nice photography featuring nice bikes. A million miles away from what we get from CWeakly nowadays...
I'm looking for links to articles and catalogues etc for older race bikes, around 1950- 2005
Just useful things, like a lot of you I'm always looking on here, ebay etc for nice unusual frames and bits, and to be honest just enjoy researching old bikes for endless hours
these are some of the links I use,
Claud Butler 1986 catalogue http://www.nkilgariff.com/CBcats/Cat_86/CB1986_Cat.htm
Columbus tubing guide 1989 http://www.equusbicycle.com/bike/columbus/columbuschart.htm
Hercules 1953 cataloguehttp://www.flickr.com/photos/mikegerrish/4031821259/in/photostream/
Hercules (1958?) one page catalogue posterhttp://home.mchsi.com/%7Ebhufford4/40herc09b.jpg
Lemond and Trek 1984 onwards catalogue http://www.vintage-trek.com/trek-fisher-klein-lemond.htm
Mercian Mercianhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/mercianregister/
Motobecane + tons of others Excellenthttp://www.velobase.com/Resource_Tools/CatalogScans.aspx
Peugeot (Brilliant )Peugeothttp://cyclespeugeot.com/Catalogs.html
Vintage components, hubs, Campagnolo, Shimano etc http://www.vintage-trek.com/component_dates.htm
The Excellent Bulgier scans many and Varioushttp://bulgier.net/pics/bike/Catalogs/
Various old pics and "why the white patch on a rear mudguard!" http://genetics.mgh.harvard.edu/hanczyc/engbike.html
Great blog including wheel building guide http://diabloscott.blogspot.co.uk/2000/07/my-scans-when-i-was-recovering-from-my.html
if anyone's got any nice ones please post
p.s hope this isn't in the wrong place, and I'm not trying to deflect from LFGSS just looking for useful research tools, most of the links are just dull blogs but link to some catalogue scans (out of respect have left off the retrobike ones)